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Filter shock

Designation in the context of a wine address for a noticeable loss of taste or the loss of aroma substances in a wine, which can result from too sharp filtration. This may be exacerbated by too much oxygen being added during the clarification of the wine. Such a wine gives a hollow (empty) impression.

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